the kidnapping of an 11-month-old girl. carla hernandez was taken into custody late friday night. police believe it was hernandez who drove away last month in the jeep with the baby inside. the baby's mom just stepped out of the car to close the garage door and left the keys in the ignition. a sketch of hernandez was circulated. police say witnesses and evidence tied her to the crime. hernandez is now in jail on drug and kidnapping charges. the baby was found unharmed. a split-second decision by a san jose teenager saved a boy from falling more than 300 feet. it happened last tuesday at yosemite. >> all of a sudden you hear the mom screaming like bloody murder, oh, my god, save my baby, save my baby! after i hopped the fence i heard my parents screaming no, no, please no. don't do it, no. >> no, scott, no, no. it was so fast and he was just in just like that.

>> alex smith and his family had just hiked to the falls it when a 9-year-old boy fell into the merced river. alex jumped over the railing and held on to a rock and snagged the boy as he was going by in the swift rapids and then alex's dad came to help. i reached him and he reached me and he lacked up like the craziest look in his eye like please help me. >> then i have not only my son but my husband out there, as well. so that was -- it just -- terrifying. this is the only photo the smiths have of alex and the boy he saved. the little boy, nine years old, had been telling alex thank you. catching a cab in san francisco can be frustrating standing around, trying to flag one down a new study recommendation the city put at least 600 more taxis on the streets.

our reporter looks at what is driving the need. you want to drive a cab, that's the way it is. >> reporter: howard has been driving the streets of san francisco for 17 years. in the last year he says he's earning about 30% less than usual, and he says it's because of new rights or services like lift. >> cab companies need to learn from uber or lift and other people because smart guys came in and said here's a need and they sold it. >> there's been plenty of friction between cab drivers and even limo drivers between the ride services. according to a study put out, the main reason the ride share companies spotted up is because the city should have more taxis. it's a problem cab users know well. >> when you have to hail a cab, is it easy enough? >> not always, it's difficult. >> the report was commissioned by the san francisco mta. it recommends at least 600 more taxis be added over the next two years, but not everyone is sold on the recommendation. >> it's unbelievable.

it shouldn't be that much. it will kill uber jobs. >> he is a limo driver who subscribes to uber, an ap that allows people to order limo or car service. they can get a car within minutes at a premium price. more cabs might cut into the bottom line right now but he's still not opposed to it. >> it would be hell. however, when it's busy, if you got rid of the illegal competition, it would be fine because people can't get around san francisco. >> that consulting agency also surveyed cab users in san francisco and they found that they prefer using cabs because they recognize that they are licensed and insured. on the embarcadero, abc7 news. a gun show later this morning at the cow palace is expected to bring out another huge crowd of gun enthusiasts. yesterday the line just to buy ammunition was two hours long.

gun customers say despite what critics may think, they want the public to know they are rational, sane people who simply like to be prepared. >> they are more informed and understand the safety pro comes -- protocols that we have to comply with, you know, trigger locks, safes, mechanisms tested to make sure they are safe. they should be less concerned. we are got guys. we around the bad guys. >> in south san francisco, many gun owners exchanged their weapons for cash yesterday. $23,000 was handed out in return for approximately 250 guns. a san francisco restaurant is stepping up to replace what thieves have stolen from richmond little league plays are. someone broke into the league's storage room this weekend and made off with about $1,500.00 worth of baseball equipment and other supplies. that includes umpire gear and the snack food the league would have sold to raise money. without that, two-thirds of this season's games would have to be cancelled. that's a big let-down for nearly 300 young players.

the management at lefty o'doul saw our story about this last night, and because lefty o'doul himself was all about keeping kids out of trouble by laying baseball, he will donate enough money to replace everything that was taken away from them. new this morning, the united states and china will work together to try to discourage north korea from test-firing a midrange missile. both countries are warning that nation's leader, kim jong-un, that the consequences of such a move would be dire. there have been weeks of persistent threats from the north. >> the america's top diplomat landed in japan as the standoff with north korea continues. if the north chooses to launch a missile test, it maybe aimed here, over japan, that has readied itself with

pack-3 missile interoceptors. >> north korea will not be accepted as a nuclear power. the united states will, if needed, defend our allies and defend ourselves. >> and with the talk of the worst-case possibility, life continues in seoul with people who have be spent their whole lives being threatened, and don't want to let fear control them. >> we want things to be normal and nothing will happen because that's how it is supposed to be. >> it is a beautiful sunny day here and families are more likely to picnic than panic. the conversations are more like to be about the concert than north korea. >> and that singer addressed the tense standoff directly, saying with 50,000 south koreans joined

in song, he hoped just 30 miles away the north could hear. we have been enjoying beautiful weather here but i guess it will getting little blustery? >> yes. a live view from mt. tam looking toward the bay. that camera shaking is going to give you an indication of what windy conditions you can expect this afternoon. >> thank you, frances. also ahead, two devastating accidents in the bay area. we will show you what happened. and the high concentration of tobacco sale in low income areas of san francisco. the controversial sol

one person has died following a fiery accident in novato. witnesses say a car burst into flames after overturning last night just before seven. it blocked the connector ramp to eastbound highway 37. from northbound 101. the chp closed the ramp while crews cleared that scene. chp investigators are trying to determine what caused a ferrari to go off the road along the sonoma county coast

it happened yesterday, killing two people. the car burst into flames after it left highway 1 and hit a tree near jenner. it appears both victims died on impact. the chp kept the highway closed until about 5:30 yesterday evening while investigators searched for evidence. a busy stretch of highway 101 in marin will see rolling closers this weekend. the highway patrol will set up traffic breaks along the southbound portion of 101 between marin city and the golden gate bridge. this morning it happens between seven and noon. an on-ramp from spinner is avenue will also be shut down. it will give geologists a chance to survey a cliff in the area that's been the site of several rockslides. san francisco may get even tougher on smoking. the city could become the first in the nation to limit the number of retailers selling tobacco. it's the idea of a nonprofit

youth organization that's spent years working on this idea. >> there are approximately 1,000 stores in san francisco that sell cigarettes and other tobacco products. it's where those retailers are concentrated that critics want to change. we don't think it's necessary to have four or five different stores that sell tobacco on one block. jesus is a member of san francisco's youth leadership institute, which calls it a social justice issue. after spending four years doing research, the group found cigarettes are much more available in low income communities. for example, the south of market tenderloin neighborhood has 270 stars, while the marina has 51, and the inner sunset just 37. >> that's not fair. that's not just in our communities. so we want to create a fair, even playing field, even amount of tobacco permits across the city of san francisco. >> they propose to do that not by taking away existing permits but by limiting the number.

new ones. when a retailer sells or goes out of business, the new owner can't offer cigarettes if there are already too many in the district. >> that's not fair for the business. >> he said under the proposal the value of his small market in the mission will go down. >> if i want to sell it, this business, and you know these conditions are going to be enforced on you, you are going to change your mind about buying this business. >> and a smoking rights group says we are simply seeing a level of legs laytive bullying against those who exercise the right to choose or sell a legal product. but the youth group says it's not targeting smokers themselves. >> it's not that we are telling people to stop, we are saying maybe 270 permits in your little area is a little too much. the youth leadership institute has been in talks with the san francisco health department and several city lawmakers and hopes to have a sponsor for their measure by the

end of the month. a bird who helps teach kids about wildlife is now missing in san jose. marty the crow escaped from the wildlife center ever silicon valley. his handlers say he's too accustomed to humans, and that could put him in danger. they say you can identify him because he's wearing a leather anklet and a strap on one leg. the second sunday streets event of the season take place today in san francisco's mission district. the free revent starts at 11:00 this morning along valencia street to 24th and from 24th street on valencia to ham shire. streets will be closed to traffic so families and merchants can play and conduct business in a fun and safe environment. the food, music and family abc news tests go on until 4:00 this afternoon. they might have to hang on to

those headdresses, frances. >> especially in the afternoon. that's what we see winds pick up to 30 miles and gusts higher, up to 40 miles an hour. right now you see clear skies all around the bay area. this makes way for some cool temperatures right now as we look live at the golden gate bridge. very clear conditions out there. traffic is light but the winds will pick up later on today. 48 in san francisco. oakland, san carlos and san jose. 42 in santa cruz. another beautiful shot for you. the sunrise coming up at 6:35 this morning as we look down towards san francisco and the east bay hills. beautiful colors out there. only 40 right now in napa. union city at 49. so here's what you can expect for today. windy conditions. in fact, they will pick up this afternoon. right now it's already gusting to 20 miles an hour in half moon

bay. we will see the strongest winds along the coast where gusty conditions can produce winds in localized areas up to 40 miles an hour. also sfo reporting an average of two-hour flight arrival delays. not due to weather but due to traffic management program. cool and breezy, a chance of rain tonight. light rain at best. cold and blustery tomorrow. so winds will pick up this afternoon, but tomorrow we are even talking about winds possibly up to 50 miles an hour during some gusts in the afternoon. high pressure over the pacific. low pressure over land. cool air coming, sliding south to the bay area and also bringing us these breezy conditions starting today and continuing into tomorrow. and also with the cold air, a chance of light showers. the areas of green, as you will see in parts of the north bay, cloverdale, santa rosa may get some sprinkles this evening, and then tomorrow morning overnight into the hours around 4:00,

maybe some light drizzle, as well, in the santa cruz mountains and san jose. then gone by 6:00 and clear by 9:00 tomorrow, as well. clear skies and sunny conditions, highs, they are going to be in the 60s and near 70 in morgan hill. 66 in santa clara. look for 67 in palo alto. san francisco, 62. so still a lot of sunshine, but you will notice temperatures coming down a few degrees. sonoma 70, 69 in napa. look for 60s mainly in the east bay with 65 in berkeley. upper 60s, low 70s in the interior valley. 67 in san ramon. the warm spot 72 in brentwood. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast that we've got cooler conditions yet again, breezy as well. tomorrow windy and notice temperatures come down by about seven degrees in the inland valleys. then sunny all week and warming up again to near 80 by saturday.

>> so quite a spread. >> yes. that's right. and also, carolyn, abc7 news has another great weather resource for you so you can always get this information. follow live doppler 7hd on twitter for the very latest bay area weather conditions, rain or shine, plus get video forecasts, spare the air alerts, power outage info and weather tweets from your favorite weather team. >> good to know. thank you, frances. coming up, why some starbucks customers will soon be playing less for coffee. and the change that will affect verizon cu

>> coming up at 7:00 right after our newscast is good morning america. dan harris is joining us live from new york to tell you what you are working on. dan, haven't talked to you in quite some time. >> i have missed you, carolyn. good to talk to you. happy sunday to you. coming up on our broadcast this morning we are learning about new cases of this deadly bird flu virus in china. it's spreading and very far away from the original hot zone. why the head of the world health organization is now saying he is not surprised by this. our dr. rich besser is there tracking this for us. also what tiger woods did at the masters that's creating a huge uproar.

officials gave him a penalty for this, but some people think tiger should disqualify himself. is his image tarnished again? can he come back to win his fifth green jacket. and what about what is going on in boston? the coffee pots are heating up and we are there to get a sense of what it all tastes like. have you seen the tv ads for the that thing there, the ads for the allegedly healthy chips? we have recruited a fresh crop of mom testtories put some of these ads seen on tv through their paces. the results ever coming up on gma on this sunday morning. we hope you will join us. >> oh, yeah. we like becky, who lives out here in the bay area, who does all those mom testers. >> she's great. we love having her on the show. she has to get up real early to be on the east coast version of our show. >> she does. i'm glad you appreciate her.

we do, too. we will look for you at 7:00. have a good sunday, dan. >> thanks. you too, carolyn. >> thank you. >> well, verizon is making customers wait before upgrades. according to the wall street journal, verizon plans to have customers wait 24 months instead of 20 months to upgrade to a new phone. it applies to customers who sign a two-year contract. the first customers affected by the change are those with a contract expire next year. starbucks coffee is getting a little cheaper. the seattle based company is dropping the list price of its bagged coffee in an effort to stay competitive. in most stores 12-oz bags will be $8.99 down to $9.99. coming up next, exploring the new exploratorium. a hands-on tour of the new exploratorium set to open to week. and we will meet the man behind all the cool exhibits.

>> hundreds of people turned out yesterday and today a second protest is planned in san francisco. i'm kira klapper. coming up, i'll tell you what they are fighting and where they will be marching

>> welcome back, everyone. we are going to start this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. in for lisa argen this morning is our meteorologist frances dinglasan, who has been telling us it is going to be a windy day today. good morning, frances. >> it is, carolyn. good morning, everyone. i just wanted to start out with this beautiful live view from san francisco looking toward downtown area and the bay. we've got sunrise just five minutes away. temperatures on the cool side right now, in the 40s. but you do need to lookout for the winds, as carolyn mentioned. this afternoon we will see a lot of sunshine. it will be breezy, as well. 10 to 20 miles per hour winds, gusting up to 30 miles per hour winds, possibly 40 in some locations. temperatures also only getting up into the low 70s into the

interior areas. tonight we will drop into the 50s. there will be a chance of rain. i'll tell you the timing and what you want expect coming up in the full forecast. >> thank you, frances. today the golden gate bridge will draw hundreds of more people than it usually does on a busy weekend. they won't be tour efforts posing for pictures. abc7 news reporter kira klapper joins us live to explain. hi, kira. >> good morning. code pink is organizing a march on the golden gate bridge today. they are protesting the u.s. government's use of what they call killer drones. there was a similar rally yesterday afternoon in downtown san francisco. we have video from that. this protest was organized by the answer coalition. hundreds of people rallied at market and powell streets. at the same time thousands of other people protested the same thing across the u.s. they all accuse the u.s. government of using drones to kill more than 4700 people worldwide.

the use of drones has increased during the war this afghanistan and in fighting terror targets in pakistan. the majority, when the pentagon is the cia don't even know who the targets are, they just look like terrorists. so we think it's high-tech assassinations, high-tech murder and we are trying to bring an end to that. >> demonstrators also urged local governments to avoid using drones to keep tabs on american citizens. some local law enforcement agencies have studied the idea of using drones for surveillance purposes, including in alameda county right now. and again the march is today at noon on the golden gate bridge. they will be on the sides of the bridge. it's not expected to stop traffic. reporting live in san francisco, kira klapper, abc7 news. >> all right. thank you, kira. some of the democratic party's brightest stars are in northern california this weekend for the california democratic party's annual convention.

yesterday raging stars, blue tenant governor and the attorney general, addressed the 2,000 delegates. they urged them to use their gains at the ballot box to promote gains. house majority leader nancy pelosicy focused on the core of the party and urged gun control. and also immigration reform. >> we must restore confidence as a people by passing comprehensive immigration reform, and we will. and we will [applause] >> we must have confidence in public safety by passing gun violence protection, and we will. >> the convention wraps up in sacramento later today. coming up at 8:00 this morning on "this week" martha raddatz has an update on the tense situation between north and south korea. also congress returns this week to disappointing job numbers. a final showdown over guns, and a new budget proposal that

includes cuts to social security and medicare for the first time. don't miss "this week" with george stephanopoulos coming up this morning at 8:00 right here on abc7. new this morning, novato may switch electricity providers from pg&e to marin clean energy. on tuesday the novato city council will consider turning -- joining nearly every other town in the county in switching providers. research shows switching away from pg&e would save the city $9,000 a year. when they looked at the costs last june, they found switching over would actually cost more. also new this morning, a newly-founded san francisco nonprofit will hold a benefit concert called "sing for america" at the palace of fine arts tonight. it is to singers what a marathon is to runners. it's a chance to raise money doing what they love. last year's inaugural benefit concert raised more than $100,000, benefiting some 40

organizations. with the help of sponsors, 100% of the funds raised tonight will go to various arts groups suffering from budget cuts. the concert starts at 7:00, and if you would like more information, you can check our website, abc7news.com under "see it on tv." the new exploratorium opens in san francisco in just a few days. abc7 is the official tv partner of the exploratorium. we are excited about the new location. it's at pier 15 on the embarcadero. it opens wednesday. here's reporter wayne freedman with a preview. >> put a tv news reporter in front of a mirror and watch what happens, especially if it's a convex mirror reflecting back in three dimensions. >> that is really weird. >> it also reflects sound?

>> yes. the same place faces blow up opt optically, you can whisper into each other's head. >> so against our tour. we met michael brown irrigating a blackberry bush growing on a 330-year-old tree stump in the east wing. he likes the new place. >> a lot more space and an opportunity to try things on a larger scale. >> so you were cramped in the old space? >> we outgrew that place probably about ten years ago. >> it has three times the space than at the palace of fine arts. new exhibits, mixed with old, classics like the pendulum. once started in motion, no one has been able to stop it in 30 years. >> why won't it stop? >> because it has super bearings in there. friction-less bearings. so once you put any energy into it, it keeps going and going and

going. >> the subtle attraction would be science, naturally, or maybe we should say natural science. the goal? to open people's eyes and minds without intimidating them. >> science is everywhere. science is in our mind, it's in the world, it's in our own backyard. >> or in the exploratorium's case, now our front yard with a terrific view. natural beauty combined with natural law and a natural attraction even for reporters who forgot about deadlines. >> it almost reminds me of my sort of freshman year physics class in high school, but a much more irreverent, fun way. >> you might call it a positive from the negative. the exploratorium had to make this move because the old place in the palace of fine arts needed an earthquake retrofit. $300 million later, san francisco has a new crown jewel on the waterfront and a world-class attraction. in san francisco, at pier 15, abc7 news. >> tonight at 6:30 we will show you even more when abc7 presents

more to explore. the making of the new exploratorium. anchor dan ashley is going to be hosting the half-hour special with an exclusive inside look at san francisco's newest treasure. opening day again, it is wednesday, april 17th. >> coming up next, are you tired of all the best concert seats being snapped up by promoters? an effort underway to change that will be music to your ears. here's a look from the emeryville camera. it will be a bit cooler today,

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now to some news in sacramento that could impact a lot of us. if you have ever bought or sold event tickets you will be interested in what state lawmakers are doing. they are talking about a measure to make it easier to navigate both sides of a ticket transaction. abc7 news capitol correspondent nannette miranda explains. ♪ >> are you catching the latest rolling stones concert? maybe pink is more up your alley. for steve, his splurge is sports. nba season tickets.

>> if i pay the money for the tickets, they are my tickets and i can use them however i choose. they are mine. >> but when fans buy paperless or will-call only tickets, it's tough to sell them. consumers have to show i.d. at the event or the same credit card used to purchase the tickets, which will not match the new buyer. sometimes pro sports team will require fans to resell tickets on the team's website. the los angeles angels began that this season. >> we want to be sure that when you buy a ticket, it's your ticket. >> assemblyman richard pann introduced a bill that would protect the rights of ticket holders. it would ban restricted tickets by giving owners the right to resell, donate or give them away. >> for most people it's really about you can't make it the last minute and you want to give it to a family member or friend. >> ticketmaster hasn't seen the proposal, but generally opposes any easing of restrictions. the company said the teams or performers themselves determine what forum the tickets are sold. they typically want to keep prices down for their fans.

>> they select paperless tickets or will-call only tickets as a method to reduce scalping and those methods are proven to reduce scalping between 75% and 100%. >> steve can't believe sometimes his hands are tied when he can't use his tickets. >> there's really a fundamental concept there, and that is i bought the ticket, is it really my ticket? >> ticketmaster said if you think there's a chance you won't make the event you can chews paper tickets which give you more freedom. the measure gets its first hearing in a couple weeks. abc7 news. >> a lot of free events today, including sunday streets, the cherry blossom festival, and weather should be pretty nice for them. >> yeah. it will be sunny, kind of comfortable, but do bring your windbreaker because the winds will pick up this afternoon. as we look live right now, it's light winds over the embarcadero and the bay bridge. that's all going to change and i will have the details coming up.

>> all right. i guess that's why they call it a windbreaker. also ahead, tiger woods needs some help. he tries to put himself back in contention after a controversial second round as he chases the green jacket. mike shumann has the masters mo

let's check out sports. at 11:10 this morning tiger woods tees off, trailing by four strokes at the masters as he tries to overcome the controversial two-stroke penalty from friday's second round. the 14-time major champion has never won coming from behind going into the final round. here's mike shumann with the highlights from yesterday's third round in this morning's sports. >> good morning. well, tiger woods got a wakeup call from the masters rules committee yesterday morning and when he arrived at the course at 8:00 a.m. he was penalized two strokes for an improper drop in round two on 15. tiger began today 1-under. he it a chance at a birdie but it didn't go in. on 15, the hole he was penalized in, he just misses, birdies the hole. 3-under on the tournament, 4 shots back. the co-leader, marc leishman, he's 5-under and two back of the

leader. snedeker look for his first major title. on 16, birdies the hole. 3-under 69, tied with champ from 2007 masters, cabrera. on 18 playing par golf all day and saves like that on number 4 but went bogey-bogey. that was on the final 2. he's 5-under on the tournament. two shots back, the leader back. snedeker and cabrera tied at 7-un. today should be a classic finish at augusta. the sharks are not comfortable in those waters. they have to get better away from the tank if they want to go further in the playoffs. in dallas last night sharks grab a playoff spot with the win. -- or the stars grab the playoff spot with the win. they jump out to a 2-0 first

period lead. the deflection. six goals in six nhl games, three against the sharks. stars goalie, richard bachmann, second period robs joe pavelski. pavelski thought he had a sure goal. 2-0, stars. sharks cut into the lead in the third. brent burns. backhands it home on the power play. 7th goal of the year. two on stars but bachmann was the difference in this game. 31 saves on the night. stars extend their win streak to five games. 2-1, the final >> a's outfielder yoenis cespedes was placed on the 15-day dl yesterday. a strained muscle happened yesterday sliding into second base. michael taylor was brought up. tigers in town with justin verlander on the hill. case closed. the third inning, torii hunter, see ya. solo bomb off brett anderson. his first of the year. 1-0, tigers. prince fielder went deep early in the fourth and three batters later, jhonny peralta, a

three-run shot. 7 runs in 5 2/3 inning. 7-3, that final. cubs hosting giants. madison bumgarner on the hill. struck out 6 in 6 and 2/3 innings. bumgarner scores from second. 3-0 giants. bottom of the nine the santiago garcia gets the save. he got help from the defense. watch pablo sandoval. great catch. rolls into the stands. he was a little banged up but he will be okay. giants win 3-2. they wrap-up the series today with tim lincecum on the mound. that's the way the ball bounces. we will did it again at five. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> oh, pa pablo is indestructible. he is a big boy. don't have to worry about him. don't have to worry about your accuweather forecast because frances is here with all the details. >> yeah, and we've got it for you. lots of sunshine today. clear skies as shown by live doppler 7hd, but we could pick up some rain later on tonight.

a beautiful sunrise from the roof camera look toward the bay bridge. sunrise 6:35, sunset 7:35 this evening. enjoy the sunshine. temperatures very cool right now. a lot of 40s out there. san francisco, oakland, san jose, all at 48. 4 it santa cruz. i want to show you another live shot from mt. tam where winds are already a little bit breezy. you can see the camera is shaking. around the bay it will get breezy, as well, especially near the coast this afternoon. it's currently only 40 degrees in napa and 41 in los gatos. so with that in mind, we are going to see a cooler day and breezy conditions once again this afternoon. a chance of rain. that comes late tonight. cold and blustery for tomorrow. here's a look at the pacific satellite image. we have this area of high pressure over the pacific. low pressure with this cold air

mass sliding south, bringing us cool air and also breezy conditions. so that's going to even make it feel colder, especially tomorrow. the cool air also bringing us a chance of rain late tonight. 10:00 our models show some light green areas with light rain, possibly some showers. getting down to santa rosa. then overnight we might see some sprinkles, maybe some mist and drizzle 4:00 in the morning around san jose, parts of the peninsula and the south bay. then gone by 6:00 in the morning. you will weak up to another clear sky, 9:00 tomorrow morning. here's also look at the temperatures for today. they will be other few degrees cooler compared to yesterday in some areas. san jose 67. look for 630s on the peninsula, 63 milbrae to 6 mound view but along the coast still in the 50s. breezy in daly city at 58. downtown san francisco 60. 69 in petaluma, 71 in calistoga and a lot of 60s in the eat

bay ranking from 64 in richmond up to 69 in union city. look for upper 60s today instead of upper 70s. and low 70s in pittsburgh, antioch. 71 for you. overnight lows also they will be cool again. temperatures mainly in the 40s. possibly 50. near 50 in san francisco. ears the accuweather seven-day forecast. cooler and breezy. this afternoon winds from the west, northwest. 10, 20, even 30 mile-an-hour winds tomorrow. very windy, as well and temperatures drop even more in the inland locations. then a lot of sunshine for everybody as we climb up into the 80s by friday and saturday. so no need to play hooky next weekend. >> all right. so pretty brisk to begin the week, but then we get going, coming back up? >> yeah. the next two days and then it will be nicer and milder. >> thank you. up next, we will show you a rarp

>> we will take a look at the winning numbers from last night. $70 million power ball draw. 10, 12, 31, 56, 57. the power number 33. no tickets had all six numbers so wednesday night's jackpot climbs to an estimated $80 million. and here are the winning numbers from last night's $11 million super lotto plus. 12, 14, 29, 39, 41. the meganumber 26. no one got all six of those

numbers either so wednesday night's jackpot grows to $12 million. a rare site in southern california. the trees in the mojave desert are sprouting rare, greenish-white flowers and nobody knows why. it's also spotted on other trees throughout the southwest. ecologists say they have never seen anything like this. the blooms may be linked to years of drought-like conditions. that is rather fascinating. frances dinglasan is here with the final look at your accuweather forecast. >> okay. so we have windy condition all along the california coast. your high, 57 in monterey, 66 in los angeles. a lot of sunshine for most of us. this afternoon temperatures will be a few degrees cooler, especially in the inland areas. 73 in fairfield, 69 in concord. san francisco breezy and 60 degrees. 67 in san jose. so do look out for some gusty

winds, especially near the coast today. tomorrow, windy gusts, can even reach up to 50 miles an hour in some locations, and then lots of sunshine all week, warming up again. >> sounds good. that will do it for us. thank you are to joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler along with frances dinglasan. abc7 news continues at 9:00 this morning. you asked for it. now the abc7 news exclusive alarm clock ap is availableifor your android phone or tablet and the kendall fire. you can download it now for free from the amazon ap store and on goggle play. the free alarm clock ap for apple is available if you have an i-phone. good morning america is up next. have a grit sunday, everyone, and a wonderful week!

good morning, america. this morning, the outbreak spreads. new cases of the deadly bird flu, hundreds of miles from the original hot zone. our dr. richard besser is on the front lines in china. tiger in trouble. the moment on the green that has so many seeing red. officials at the masters slap him with a penalty. but many people are saying tiger should actually disqualify himself from the most

prestigious golf tournament on earth. pint-sized hero. the story of two 7-year-old best friends, the jar of nutella. and how one little boy's quick thinking and reading skills saved the other's life. >> i guess i did the right thing. i didn't think, ooh, i'm going to be a hero. and barista battle. america's premier purveyors of caffeinated drinks going head-to-head at the super bowl of coffeemaking, heating up right now. ♪ oh, coffee in bed good morning, everybody. the whole world is watching right now, as america's newest secretary of state, john kerry, tours asia, trying to diffuse the crisis with north korea. he just landed in japan. and coming up, a report from abc's bob woodruff on the ground for us in seoul. >> that's right. tomorrow could be a crucial day in that country. staying in the region, a different kind of headline from

south korea this morning. psy, the man behind "gangnam style" is out with a new music video. and wait until you hear how many hits it got in just 24 hours. can he break the record set by justin bieber? a catchy song, as well. >> pressing news story there. we'll answer that question for you. good news for your wallet. gas prices taking a fresh drop. but here's the question, will this really last? we'll break it down for you coming up, a bit later. and take a look at this. could this moment end the career of one of basketball's most famous players? this morning, an eye-popping emotional rant from kobe bryant. >> kobe getting raw. we'll get to that next half hour. we're going to start with the fresh cases of the bird flu virus. look at this map. the bug spreading into new parts of china overnight, hundreds of miles from the original hot zone. the head of the world health organization saying he's not surprised by this. and abc's dr. richard besser, the former acting director of the cdc, is tracking all this from hong kong. dr. rich, can you